The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-06-09

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candidates had received the third degree the com.
pany went to the hotel where salmon supper was
served. There were visitors present from Be-
| fast, Winterport, Monroe and Dixmont
BUCKsPORr. The commencement exercises of
| the East Maine Conference Seminary were held
Tuesday, and passed of most pleasantly The al
dress In the afternoon, by Prof Marcus Buell. of
Boston, upon Education, what it is and what it is
for, was mastery effort and treated the subject
| in thoroughly instructive and interesting man
ner. The commencement concert in the evening
in Emery Hall, given by Andrews Orchestra the
Apollo quartettc and Mr. X. b. Hall of Bangor
| There was large attendance.
MoNTvILLE Frank Bryant has arrived home
| from Castine, where he has attended school this
| spring .....Mrs. Clarissa Thompson fell one day
recently while away from home on Il visit, and
broke her leg. The break is very bad and will re
4uire some time to unite The municipal officers
have appointed AS Il board of health this year Dr.
| A. ID. Ramsay, b. +. Foster and c. II. Randall.
+. +. Walker of Nnalhaven was in town last week.
| -...Mrs. Harriet Written has gone to Portland
To visit her daughter. .....G. Thompson Is on the
| sick list
JACKSON. \ little boy of Grant scott died ON
two years. On learning that the child could not re
cover the mother telegraphed to her husband who
was in North Carolina Mr.. Scott made all haste
IN his return but arrived about three hours after
his little boy had died. The parents sorrow Is
deep and they have the sympathics of all the
community In their great aflliction. f. Davis,
f. +. Morton and c. f. Fogg, have been appointed
the board of health for this town, agreeable to
| ,.ttu rt,n tI,n I.., I I.I,.,
stison, Bible missionary will lecture at the meet
! Ing house next sunday Z. Vi. and at the village
schoolhou>e in the evening
| SEAKsMoST. Miss Minnie A. Dunton graduated
from the Eastern state Normal School Castinc with
the class of 50 last week Geo Horace Muxzy l.
attending the commencement exercises at the
Eastern Maine Conference seminary, Bucksport,
| this week. Miss Maud Muzzy, who has been at
tending the spring term there, will return with her
father .,..Mr. T. X. Neycns lost a horse Monday
They were working in the field and the horse made
msstcp and fell and died instantly 80. Mrs Sarah
G. Haskell ana her daughter Clara are spending
! the summer in Newburyport, Mass. Mrs. Mar
garct \. Fogs and Josie, her daughter, have packed
| up their household goods and are visiting in Rock
| land The Masons and +. l.. Bean n Co., who are
the Joint owners of the building they occupy, are
making extensive repairs. The roof has been re
| moved and the posts heightened three feet, which
| VIII make the lower hall three feet higher, and
! handsome roof is being put on, in which the
Masons will have their halt, banquet hall ami
anteroomS Mr.. Bean will also make thorough re
| pairs on his store.
! WINTERroRr. The funeral services Of Mary
Ahbic Clark, whose death was announced last
hal, a
nesday, conducted by Rev. W. baldwin. Abbic
was the youngest child and only remaining ,Iau.h
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus NJ, Clark. She wa
an unusually intelligent and interesting little gil,
and during her long and tedious sickness bore her
| suferngs with remarkable patience and tortltudr
for one Young. ON the last afternoon of her life,
when she became aware that She could last hut
little longer, she called the fanil, about her bed
side and calmly took leave of them speaking
word Of comfort to each and asking them all tu
meet her in the better land. The remains Of My
Mary :. Hail. who died in salt Lake City about Il
year and II half ago, were brought home last week
and ON Tuesday afternoon were inferred in the
cemetery here Services were held at the grave b.,
| Rev. MIR Baldwin, and many friends present.
Mrs. Marian beverage, of North Haven, Wa-
| in town Tor il few days last week. Mrs West
has returned from Boston, were she has been stop
ping for some months past Mrs. Clara Merrill
and her son Harry are spending little time i'll
Boston Mr.. Frank Atwood, of Bangor was in
town ON Monday and Tuesday. MR.. >pillcr of
| New Brunswick. and Mr.. Baker, 81 Stcubrn, are
stopping for while with their son and daughter,
! Dr.. and Mrs j. ii. Baker.
PROSPECT. Misses Lillian and Anuir Black
burn, of Bradford, will visit Mis- Grace Libby
this week before the opening term ut Burk,rort
| seminary. Mrs Eastman Clark ha. spent =
week In Chelsea with her son, Mr. John T.. Clark,
| who Is principal Of tile high school there. Mr..
! CYRUS TrcVett from Lynn, Mas, has spent few
day at hi, Old home at Mr.. and Mrs. :. ;. IRE
vctt' The Good Tcmllars have voted to- spend
the 4th of july at swan Lake in picnic sly e. All
are invited. Capt William X. lIcagan arl'iN ed
home Friday last week from winter cruise. lie
has been MASTER of the brig IlayiIah, of Bangor.
the vessel Is now in Philadelphia. IL. G.. rar-
| fridge shot five f., C. last week, all with ~hoIt
double hancllcd snbt gun There is II den in the
pasture adjoining the writer's Mr.. +. j. consider
Ell Il good marksuan. He got to lccward Of The
old foxes and near enough to shoot them, AMI
despatched the others ut different times, and the
poultry Is now safer. Mr.. Partridge says the time
to shoot at foN is when You see one He fired
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